maxichic

I really wanted green headlights so i got the xenons and they caused the headlight harness to melt; i also heard of 2 reports where they started a fire? Is this possible? if so are there any safe bulbs that i can put in and still have the green tint (my max is sage mist green)

theblue

if you go cheap then this is what happens... you should get a headlight harness upgrade if you run ANY overwattage bulb. The best way to get the results you want is to buy a HID kit but they are around $500 on average.

max1ma97se

iTrader: (1)

same thing happened to me, if you go to high of a voltage with a bulb its gonna get hot and soon or later it's gonna melt the harness and could cause a small fire

costcowholesale

iTrader: (12)

I burn my fuse, harness didn't met, did my fuse prevented a meltdown??

RastaManMax

iTrader: (5)

Can't you just put in the stock wattage bulb instead of a higher wattage one?

maxichic

yea but if i did that then i wouldn't have the xenon green anymore and i really want to keep the headlights green, but can't i just get a new harness at strauss or will this also happen again until i change the bulb?

carnal_c30

iTrader: (38)

you can order an upgraded wiring harness for about 40 bucks from www.carparts.com or maybe www.nopi.com this will solve the problem

00MaxSE

iTrader: (25)

Coolbulbs.com also has the heavy duty wire harness. I was thinking about getting one.

TimW

iTrader: (6)

my 2k2 HIDs are only 35W

maxichic

where did u get those at?

Soon2BMaxed

they are TRUE HIDs not bulbs.

maxichic

thats like $400 right?